I am curious which amount of nett salary per month for one single person without children considers someone in your country as a good earner, means at least over average.

Please include your country if you comment.

 

I am talkin about nett, the amount you see every month on your bank account.(before rent!)

 

I would consider someone with 2.500€ nett/month as a good earner. (Austria) 

* we receive salaries 14 times per year, not 12! (summer and winter extra is one whole salary)

 

Live in the UK prolly around the £2k mark would be reasonable (after rent).

Edited June 23, 201510 yr by Divinity

Depends on the age tbh, but someone earning over 30k in the UK I would say is earning alright money

I better be earning over £30k or I'll probably be disowned. 

USA

3k at least.

USA

10k per month idk I like expensive things

Slovakia 1500€ is like really good. Minimal wage is around 350 - 400€, average is like 700€ (I think, not sure)... People in IT can make 1500€ and more monthly. Teachers make like 700-800€ if they're lucky. So yeah, hurray.

it's relative to the circumstance

 

i only need £50 a week to be the happy guy that i am

(for food and tea)

West coast Canadian here

Living here is pretty expensice, middle class is around 5k a month

However currently residing in Beijing, living frugally 600USD a month gets me by

4100$ US, that's about 50000 a year.

4000€

it's relative to the circumstance

 

i only need £50 a week to be the happy guy that i am

(for food and tea)

this is because your a cat

1000€

Estonia

it's relative to the circumstance

 

i only need £50 a week to be the happy guy that i am

(for food and tea)

 

Ya but what about housing

BIlls I pay:

$400/month - car

$250/month - car insurance

$50/month - phone

 

So that's $700, and only bills I have to pay.

If I move out, I'll need to pay $500-700/month for rent, assuming I'm living with someone.

I currently only make $1,600/month before taxes, so it's closer to like $1,200.

I'm either going to need to find a 2nd job or get a raise in order to move out xd

 

So based off of that, in California, if you have car + insurance + rent to pay, you'll probably be wanting to be making ~$3,000/month to be earning "good" money.

But that's about half of the belief that $75,000/year is the maximum amount to be able to live happily.